Posts Tagged ‘Animation’
Blender Basics Free Classroom Tutorial Book
Blender is a modeling/rendering tool. It is not Maya. It is free. It works on Mac and PC. It is Open Source – So, that’s a good thing. It can do some incredible animation and renderings (Elephants Dreams). It’s easy […]
Big Bag Boogie!
This 30 second animation was meticulously created and designed by Jeff Shroyer and developed with Pat FitzGerald (Art+Design) as faculty advisor. We’re sure that Jeff’s submission to Doritos Crash the Superbowl Contest is sure to be a hit! Watch as […]
The Line King – Al Hirschfeld
Al Hirschfeld’s grandson has posted this video to YouTube of the master himself creating a drawing of Paul Newman (in character for a production of Our Town). Very unique pen/ink styling, easily recognizable, you don’t get the “scratch-scratch” like this […]
10 Years of Animation @ NCSU
We’re set to show off 10 years worth of collected animations and short films created at the College of Design. We’ll be showing the animated films and shorts at the Fish Market Gallery downtown Raleigh. In addition, we’re showcasing the […]
“Ghost” Photographs of North Carolina State University
The idea is to revisit the location of old photographs and take identical photographs, as if the camera never moved and the world changed around it… All of these photos came from the campus of North Carolina State University in […]
“Ghost” Photographs of North Carolina State University
The idea is to revisit the location of old photographs and take identical photographs, as if the camera never moved and the world changed around it… All of these photos came from the campus of North Carolina State University in […]
It’s Jerry Time.
Not that Jerry or this Jerry. This Jerry. He’s still going strong. Animations, docucomedy and sage advice for anyone to listen. Great film/animated concepts developed from short stories and anecdotes. I’ts like a mini-thisamericanlife webisode – but don’t hold that […]
It’s Jerry Time.
Not that Jerry or this Jerry. This Jerry. He’s still going strong. Animations, docucomedy and sage advice for anyone to listen. Great film/animated concepts developed from short stories and anecdotes. I’ts like a mini-thisamericanlife webisode – but don’t hold that […]
Interview: The Brothers Quay
Identical twin animators best known for stop-motion shorts that you either love or hate. Their work is simultaneously incredibly beautiful and eerily grotesque. They posses a unique style that follows, inspires and is often reminiscent of Neil Gaiman/Dave McKean, Terry […]
Happy Feet – Previsualization Lecture
North Carolina native Shawn Lovette is visiting the state after working on location in Australia and California to share his experiences of working on the recent blockbuster feature films SUPERMAN RETURNS, HAPPY FEET (Warner Bros. first computer animated feature film) […]